Nancy Thede
Biographic Data
| ID | 222160 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nancy Thede |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nancy |
| FAMILY NAME | Thede |
| SIGNATURE | THEDE N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Policy Coherence for Development and Securitisation: Competing paradigms or stabilising North–South hierarchies
Often treated as separate paradigms, the security-development nexus and the aid effectiveness agenda are analysed here instead as a continuum of aid policy responses that attempt to stabilise power relations in a contested and unstable international arena These responses are informed by a common commitment by western donor governments to neoliberal logic since the early 1980s. The article focuses on the discourse of policy coherence for developme…
Democratic agency in the local political sphere. Reflections on inclusion in Bolivia
Numerous arguments have been advanced in the academic and policy literature as concerns the democratizing potential of decentralization reforms in third-wave developing and transition countries; numerous also have been the case studies signalling the short-comings of these reforms. In addition, analysis of local political participation has become an important dimension of studies of democratization. Taking the case of Bolivia as an example, this …
Decentralization, Democracy and Human Rights: A Human Rights-based Analysis of the Impact of Local Democratic Reforms on Development
This article is situated at the intersection of the debates over the role of democracy in enhancing development and regarding human rights-based approaches to development. Decentralization acts as a lens through which the interaction of democratization, development, and human rights can be analysed in concrete local contexts. The analysis presented here, of the impact of decentralization in seven developing countries on local political participat…
Human Security, Democracy, and Development in the Americas: The Washington Consensus Redux
Human security has become a component of the international foreign policy coherence consensus, together with political liberalization and neoliberal economic policy. Although the human security paradigm, concerned as it is with fragile states and internal conflict, has had little currency for Latin America as compared to Africa, it is being applied to Haiti. The alternative paradigm for understanding Latin America since the end of the Cold War ha…
A Post-Apartheid Southern Africa?
The book takes a hard look at internal developments and class formation in the region and explores the complex dynamics underlying the 'failure' of socialist transformation, demystifying the highly-si
Post-Apartheid Southern Africa
Video the Changing World
De la lutte anti-apartheid aux mutations de la culture politique
From a culture of resistance to a logic of reconstruction. The anti-apartheid movement is trapped into the post 1989 political storm but did not abandon its old strategies. Some of these anti-apartheid movements became more professional like trade unions and churches, and others, like civics, keep on battling for internal reorganisation. The civics react to the state's pressure - while the state tries to hide its policy of keeping control under a…
Democratic agency in the local political sphere. Reflections on inclusion in Bolivia
Numerous arguments have been advanced in the academic and policy literature as concerns the democratizing potential of decentralization reforms in third-wave developing and transition countries; numerous also have been the case studies signalling the short-comings of these reforms. In addition, analysis of local political participation has become an important dimension of studies of democratization. Taking the case of Bolivia as an example, this …
Policy Coherence for Development and Securitisation: Competing paradigms or stabilising North–South hierarchies
Often treated as separate paradigms, the security-development nexus and the aid effectiveness agenda are analysed here instead as a continuum of aid policy responses that attempt to stabilise power relations in a contested and unstable international arena These responses are informed by a common commitment by western donor governments to neoliberal logic since the early 1980s. The article focuses on the discourse of policy coherence for developme…
Human Security, Democracy, and Development in the Americas: The Washington Consensus Redux
Human security has become a component of the international foreign policy coherence consensus, together with political liberalization and neoliberal economic policy. Although the human security paradigm, concerned as it is with fragile states and internal conflict, has had little currency for Latin America as compared to Africa, it is being applied to Haiti. The alternative paradigm for understanding Latin America since the end of the Cold War ha…
Decentralization, Democracy and Human Rights: A Human Rights-based Analysis of the Impact of Local Democratic Reforms on Development
This article is situated at the intersection of the debates over the role of democracy in enhancing development and regarding human rights-based approaches to development. Decentralization acts as a lens through which the interaction of democratization, development, and human rights can be analysed in concrete local contexts. The analysis presented here, of the impact of decentralization in seven developing countries on local political participat…
De la lutte anti-apartheid aux mutations de la culture politique
From a culture of resistance to a logic of reconstruction. The anti-apartheid movement is trapped into the post 1989 political storm but did not abandon its old strategies. Some of these anti-apartheid movements became more professional like trade unions and churches, and others, like civics, keep on battling for internal reorganisation. The civics react to the state's pressure - while the state tries to hide its policy of keeping control under a…
A Post-Apartheid Southern Africa?
The book takes a hard look at internal developments and class formation in the region and explores the complex dynamics underlying the 'failure' of socialist transformation, demystifying the highly-si
Post-Apartheid Southern Africa
Video the Changing World
Human Security, Democracy, and Development in the Americas: The Washington Consensus Redux
Human security has become a component of the international foreign policy coherence consensus, together with political liberalization and neoliberal economic policy. Although the human security paradigm, concerned as it is with fragile states and internal conflict, has had little currency for Latin America as compared to Africa, it is being applied to Haiti. The alternative paradigm for understanding Latin America since the end of the Cold War ha…
Decentralization, Democracy and Human Rights: A Human Rights-based Analysis of the Impact of Local Democratic Reforms on Development
This article is situated at the intersection of the debates over the role of democracy in enhancing development and regarding human rights-based approaches to development. Decentralization acts as a lens through which the interaction of democratization, development, and human rights can be analysed in concrete local contexts. The analysis presented here, of the impact of decentralization in seven developing countries on local political participat…
Democratic agency in the local political sphere. Reflections on inclusion in Bolivia
Numerous arguments have been advanced in the academic and policy literature as concerns the democratizing potential of decentralization reforms in third-wave developing and transition countries; numerous also have been the case studies signalling the short-comings of these reforms. In addition, analysis of local political participation has become an important dimension of studies of democratization. Taking the case of Bolivia as an example, this …
Policy Coherence for Development and Securitisation: Competing paradigms or stabilising North–South hierarchies
Often treated as separate paradigms, the security-development nexus and the aid effectiveness agenda are analysed here instead as a continuum of aid policy responses that attempt to stabilise power relations in a contested and unstable international arena These responses are informed by a common commitment by western donor governments to neoliberal logic since the early 1980s. The article focuses on the discourse of policy coherence for developme…
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